Recommendations for books containing practice questions on four-momentum, energy conservation, and relativistic kinematics include "Gravity" by James Hartle, which offers relevant problems. Additionally, "Introduction to Elementary Particles" by David Griffiths is suggested, as it includes problems along with complete solutions, making it a valuable resource for understanding these concepts.
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Can you recommend me some books which have practice questions on four momentum and energy conservation ,relativistic kinematics ?
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